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Oppositions in a point
Perspectiva Filosófica 47 (2):113-119 (2020)
Abstract
Following a previous article (cf. Costa-Leite, A. (2018). Oppositions in a line segment, South American Journal of Logic, 4(1), pp.185-193) in which logical oppositions are defined in a line segment, this article goes one step further and proposes a method defining them using a zero-dimensional object: a point.Author's Profile
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